Race Gangs in Chicago and Harlem See Police Action
Police presence tightens in Chicago’s southwest Side after a rash of youth violence near Harrison High School. A 17 year old Harrison pupil was shot the week before, while Harlem teens in New York were involved in a large confrontation with two detective squads arresting 23 youths. National news notes Ku Klux Klan leaders offering help to Chicago and Freedom Riders facing Mississippi breach charges as nationwide unrest continues.
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Harrison
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Ku Klux Klan
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Jackson
James Spencer
Freedom Riders
Mississippi
Chattanooga, Tenn
Workshop Patterns A Back Yard Picnic Pattern
A description of Pattern 203 for a sturdy table with attached benches, materials list, cutting guides, and support steps. Also included in Lawn and Garden Packet No 38 with trellis and flower box patterns. Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept Bedford Hills New York.
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Ottawa Herald
Bedford Hills
New York
Farm Bill Hearing Set on Ag Dept Reprisals
Washington AP The Senate investigations subcommittee will hold hearings on allegations that Agriculture Department officials threatened reprisals against agricultural groups opposing the Kennedy farm bill. The date of the closed hearings was to be announced. Senator John L. McClellan said a full public inquiry is not warranted now but some witnesses with affidavits may be questioned under oath. The inquiry follows complaints by John A. Todd of Memphis chief of the National Cotton Compress and Warehouse Association. Todd said he heard of possible reprisals if the association opposed the farm program. The Justice Department is also reviewing Todd's claims that cotton storage groups could lose anticipated payments if they opposed the bill.
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Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Agriculture Department
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
John A. Todd
Memphis
National Cotton Compress and Warehouse Association
Senate
Justice Department
Todd
John O Adams Dies At Osborne Kansas Leader
John O. Adams a Democratic Kansas House member died of a heart attack in Osborne on Monday. The retired merchant first won election in 1950 and secured re election in 1954 and 1958 serving as minority leader from 1955 until the current session.
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Osborne
Kan
John O. Adams
Kansas House of Representatives
Adams
House
Cattle on Feed Rises in Major States on July 1
The Agriculture Department reports 9,732,090 cattle and calves on feed for slaughter in 26 major states on July 1, up 2 percent from a year earlier. The season total fell from 7,015,080 on April 1. North central states led the increase, with Illinois up 5 percent and Nebraska down 6 percent. Western feeding declined 3 percent from a year ago.
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API
Agriculture Department
North Central States
Towa
Illnnis
Nebraska
Missouri
Missiles Arm With Gas Agents Across Army Arsenal
Washington AP reports the Army plans to issue warheads for guided missiles capable of delivering chemical agents. The regulation details supply responsibilities and notes gases range from irritants to nerve agents. Weapons span short to long range including Pershing, with use for tactical advantage behind lines. Public testimony cites believed Soviet stockpiles of poison and nerve gases.
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Washington
Army
Kennedy
Air Force
Navy
W. F E. Black
Army Chemical Corps’ Intelligence Agency
Soviet Union
Fast Flight To Bring Blood For Motorist Near McPherson
A Saline County sheriff's air deputy flew to McPherson to aid James Lawing, 24, of Lawrence, whose Sunday crash injuries led to internal bleeding. With only two pints on hand, a Red Cross appeal brought four pints from pilot Frank Wadsworth and saved his life within 20 minutes of the call.
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Kan
Air
Saline County
Salina
Car Building Pace Slower
Detroit AP reports the auto industry will build its three millionth car this week, two months behind 1960 pace. Corvair leads with a 44,000 edge, Comet 20,000, Lincoln about 5,000, Falcon 3,000 ahead, while Chevrolet, Dodge, and Pontiac lag behind last year by hundreds to hundreds of thousands.
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Corvair
Comet
Lincoln
Falcon
Chevrolet
Dodge
Pontiac
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